Every day at 3:30 pm, starting May 4^th, students can engage in 30-45 minute live sessions hosted via Zoom and live streamed on YouTube. Students will hear about Washington-based jobs that might align with their interests and goals, and engage in employer-created challenges. Information and recordings of previous discussions will be posted at CareerConnect@Home.

• Week 1 (May 4 – May 8):Technology and Information
• Week 2 (May 11 – May 15): Manufacturing, Construction, Energy
• Week 3 (May 18 – May 22): Entrepreneurship and Start-ups
• Week 4 (May 25 – May 29): Education, Health Care, Government, Non-profits

Subject(s):  Career Exploration

Grade Level(s): 7-8

This is a source of entertainment and technology recommendations for families.

Subject(s):  Parent Resource - Tech/Entertainment Recommendations

Grade Level(s): 6-8

Learn to draw everything from Justin Bieber to Peppa Pig with MyHowToDraw’s quick and easy tutorials. They don't actually do any voiceovers on the videos, but do give written instructions throughout each step. I've found that this has helped my kids understand exactly what they need to do next, without the distraction of “small talk” that some videos offer.

Subject(s): Art

Grade Level(s): 6-8

Quick and easy art lessons on YouTube are easy to find but they're usually not the greatest quality. Art for Kids Hub has hit it out of the park with their fun videos that make drawing fun and simple. Whether you want to draw Santa or The Incredibles, they've got a lesson you'll love.

Subject(s): Art

Grade Level(s): 6-8

Kids love cartoons and FaceDrawer can help them create their own work using their favorite characters. With everything from Luigi to Star Wars, kids will enjoy these quick and easy art lessons on YouTube.

Subject(s): Art

Grade Level(s): 6-8